Georgian Jewellery 1714 - 1837

The Georgian era was named after the four King Georges (George I – IV). A major hallmark of antique Georgian jewellery is stones of varied shapes and sizes, often within a single piece.

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Georgian Oval Cut Yellow Diamond Cluster Ring

in Yellow Gold & Silver

£13,600

Late Georgian 2.04ct Diamond Three Stone Ring

in 18ct Yellow Gold and Silver

£9,250

Georgian Pink Topaz Cross Pendant & Chain

in Rose and Yellow Gold

£15,800

Georgian Ruby & Diamond Floral Cluster Ring

0.45ct in 18ct Yellow Gold & Silver

£2,750

Georgian Oval Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Ring

in 18ct Yellow Gold and Silver

£7,150

Georgian Agate Seal Fob

in Gilt Rolled Gold

£5,750

Georgian Agate Cameo Ring

1.03ct in Silver and 18ct Yellow Gold

£7,500

Georgian 0.86ct Diamond and Enamel Cluster Ring

in Silver & 18ct Yellow Gold

£18,500

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About Georgian Jewellery

The Georgian period (1714-1837) lasted for over one hundred years, and is remembered as a period of enlightenment, with a great increase in evening social activities amongst the wealthy upper classes. Wax candles were an important contributor to this increase, offering a far brighter light with less noxious fumes. This brighter light ensured that diamonds and coloured gemstones came to life, and resulted in a hugely important period for jewellery design.

As a sixth generation family jeweller, Pragnell are proud to continue our tradition of offering a carefully curated selection of interesting and unusual examples of antique Georgian jewellery, including rings, earrings, pendants and necklaces from this exciting period.

Georgian jewellery is instantly recognisable, due to the combination of silver and gold, with the less regular facets of old cut diamonds dazzling with a refined and romantic sparkle. Our collection showcases typically English pieces, such as unusual sky blue Wedgewood jasperware neo-classical cameo necklaces and exceptional mourning rings, coupled with a statement Maltese cross pendant brooch.

At Pragnell, we specialise in showcasing our collection both as rare collectible survivors from the period and as wearable jewels for the modern woman.